Recent content by Vincentius

Nah, there's one they'd instantly recognize: Ganshin Nii-san.

Sloth ojou-sama is cute, sure, but honestly? The longer this series goes on, the more and more I can only really see a father and his daughter or, at best, an older brother and his clingy younger sister.

That's because it's not a war crime the first time and, well, war crimes haven't been invented yet in this setting.

Fuck. I already had this copied, ready to post, only to find out someone had already posted it.

Yeah, no, I don't feel like she needs to feel guilty about murdering her parents. Going just by the flashback, despite being a vampire and a true ancestor, she never attacked anyone or even sucked blood beyond the one time she clamped on her friend's finger when she awakened. But someone in the...

Razek is one spelling of an Arabic name meaning "The Provider" or "The Sustainer" and (spelled Razak/Razzak/Razzaq) is one of the names of god in Islam. So Razek Amamiya could become something like "The Heavenly Shrine Provides".

Like that mildly discomforting gas bubble that's hung around all day that finally pops, only to come out as a squeaky fart: wondering why you had to deal with it so long, dissatisfied the fart wasn't louder, and mildly content that it's all over and done with.

This. I had the same initial reaction as the dude you were replying to, since the timeline wasn't clear at first, which made it sound like it was very soon after; once it was stated that her father died while she was a child, though... Well, that makes it a 10-15 year gap, which I think is...

Been ages since I've read it, but I was speaking specifically about in manga, since most don't really acknowledge non-manga/LN sources as isekai. But, yes, Narnia would have a more extreme time dilation; this series has a roughly 33-to-1 ratio, while Narnia is roughly 70-to-1.

If I had to guess, I'd say it's one of two things (if not both): the first is that the artist probably drew a cameltoe, which most would probably consider mildly risque, and anything even mildly risque is bound to set off the censors. The second is probably just because of the scene itself: it's...

Nothing at all. I guarantee you he's seen people do worse.

Is it, though? It may not be quite to the level of hatred, but look at how people treat those who do jobs like janitor/custodian, garbage man, fast food worker, etc. They're all pretty essential to modern society, but most people look down on anyone in those roles and often disdain the job...

With how society puts extroverts on a pedestal while ignoring introverts' existence, that's news to me.